Drama
A staple for us and for many if you fancy a more traditional play. When we first started Everything Theatre it was specifically to review drama. We’ve branched out over the years, but it will always be a favourite of ours.
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Review: When We Were Us, Jack Studio Theatre
A well-intentioned exploration of abuse and friendship is undermined by an overcrowded script that muddles its message.
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Review: Yentl, Marylebone Theatre
Part rom com, part fairytale, part theological rumination, part social critique, Yentl is a compelling, sometimes stressful watch
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Review: Nosebleeds, The Glitch
A clever and quietly devastating exploration of identity and distance during conflict. Small theatre with a surprisingly strong pulse.
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Review: Keep Your Sunny Side Up: The Gracie Fields Story, Museum of Comedy
The story of a working-class girl from Rochdale: spanning a global career and reminding us us of her fame, her talent and her generosity.
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Review: Art, Etcetera Theatre
A complex look into friendship that is both funny and heart wrenching.
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Review: The Comfort Woman, Omnibus Theatre
A devastating solo performance with a beautiful score, exposing the truth behind wartime “comfort stations”.
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Review: The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret, Jack Studio Theatre
Hidden secrets threaten the harmony of a student household. As first-years try to fit in and get along, can they overcome the baggage of their previous lives?
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Review: 16 Postcodes, King’s Head Theatre
Charming vignettes of modern London discovered in a life formed around postcodes
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Review: While We Wait, Arches Lane Theatre
As a high-concept romcom this two-hander is often engaging and amusing, but both the beginning and ending don't quite work.
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Review: The Uncontainable Nausea of Alec Baldwin, New Diorama Theatre
A spectacle that cleverly blends clowning and digital drama, The Uncontainable Nausea of Alec Baldwin is a timely commentary delivered with immense care.